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MANYAME RURAL DISTRICT COUNCIL UNVEILS MULTI-MILLION DOLLAR INVESTMENT PORTFOLIO
Located just a stone’s throw away from the bustling capital of Harare, the Manyame Rural District Council is preparing to redefine the landscape of peri-urban living through a series of high-impact joint venture projects. The council has announced that it will soon be calling for strategic investment partners to collaborate on four landmark developments: a
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ZITF’S REFURBISHED FAIR SPIRE SHOWCASES MODERN LEGACY
The Zimbabwe International Trade Fair (ZITF) in Bulawayo has officially unveiled the centrepiece of its ongoing infrastructure renewal: the newly refurbished base of the iconic Fair Spire. Towering above the exhibition grounds, the Spire has served as a defining landmark for decades, but its transformation ahead of the ZITF 2026 edition signals a sophisticated pivot
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50-YEAR LAND-USE MASTERPLAN ON THE CARDS
GOVERNMENT is crafting a 50-year national land-use masterplan to halt unplanned developments on prime agricultural land, restoring order and guiding long-term economic growth. This comes amid growing concerns over the proliferation of illegal settlements, unregulated business centres and infrastructure — including fuel stations — on land reserved for agriculture. In an interview on the sidelines
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